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Roomba is supposed to work for you.

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Alexa, can you tell? Roomba to clean under the kitchen table.

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But who knew a roomba could turn the tables by disappearing?

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We could not find him, and we looked under all the furniture.

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Unbeknownst to Georgia resident Shelley Betts, roomba headed out the front door they'd left open.

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We were doing Christmas decorations in and out, and he escaped. Ape.

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Two days later, Shelley's husband found him under a bunch of leaves.

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How far did he actually get? To be honest, he didn't get very far.

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Maybe ten yards. It was after they found him that they looked back at their ring camera and witnessed his escape.

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We were laughing hysterically.

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So was the internet. The little roomba that could. Now that's a clean getaway clean. But roomba was a mess. He lost his padding and his brushes. Though he still works, he.

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Did his know he was doing what he was born to do.

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So she saluted the runaway Roomba's escape by adding the George Michael classic. Without roomba, the family was left in a vacuum. Ginny Mo, CNN, New York.